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Title: The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders



Subtitle: Reading by Denny Sayers, miette, Nocturna, JemmaBlythe, 

Kristin LeMoine, Chip, Elizabeth Palmer, Nikolle Doolin, 

chriss the girl, Kirsten 



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	* Chapter 01 - Read by: Denny Sayers - 00:15:06 



	* Chapter 02 - Read by: miette - 00:28:32 



	* Chapter 03 - Read by: Nocturna - 00:23:15 



	* Chapter 04 - Read by: Nocturna - 00:31:22 



	* Chapter 05 - Read by: JemmaBlythe - 00:41:14 



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	* Chapter 07 - Read by: Kristin LeMoine - 00:30:03 



	* Chapter 08 - Read by: Chip - 00:42:17 



	* Chapter 09 - Read by: Elizabeth Palmer - 00:35:03 



	* Chapter 10 - Read by: miette - 00:29:29 



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	* Chapter 18 - Read by: chriss the girl - 00:29:13 



	* Chapter 19 - Read by: Kirsten Ferreri - 00:28:35 



	* Chapter 20 - Read by: Kirsten Ferreri - 00:35:43 



	* Chapter 21 - Read by: JemmaBlythe - 00:43:26 



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